Security forces at Cannon AFB, N.M., participated with local law enforcement officials in a three-day training course in early May taught by the National Tactical Officers Association on how to deploy rapidly and respond to a shooter on the base. “This is the first time NTOA has conducted training on Cannon,” said MSgt. Kimberly Grewe of the 27th Special Operations Security Forces Squadron. “We’re training to respond if there was a shooter inside a largely populated facility, such as schools, the base exchange, or large office buildings.” The course included classroom instruction and practicing movement tactics. On the final day, four-man security fire teams were put through the paces in various shooter scenarios. (Cannon report by A1C Elliott Sprehe)
Three Air Force MAJCOMs Get New Leaders
Nov. 6, 2025
With less pomp and public attention because of the government shutdown, three Air Force major commands have gained new leaders in the past week—continuing a major revamp of the service’s senior leadership.
